Watercats — me too! But I have to admit they can also be destructive and disease-ridden. I liked the rat temple; good to know that there, at least, they weren't regarded as vermin only.
Patricia, I remember noticing the geometry of this at the time. Thanks!
Anne-Marie, true. As I said to Patricia, it was the shapes that most attracted me. I'm glad the background was distant enough to blur so it's not distracting, too.
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I love rats!....
This is such a fabulous design...reminiscent of a Japanese carving!
The way the rat is crouched emphasises the shape of the piece of iron he's sitting on. I like this ... it really draws the eye in.
[And I'm not a fan of rats.]
Watercats — me too! But I have to admit they can also be destructive and disease-ridden. I liked the rat temple; good to know that there, at least, they weren't regarded as vermin only.
Patricia, I remember noticing the geometry of this at the time. Thanks!
Anne-Marie, true. As I said to Patricia, it was the shapes that most attracted me. I'm glad the background was distant enough to blur so it's not distracting, too.
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